Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, UBC
allan.cho@ubc.ca
604-827-4366
Allan’s work includes supporting ongoing community initiatives and leading new ones, focusing on community engagement with historically underrepresented groups, piloting IKBLC’s AskAway coordination, subject liaison librarian with the School of Information, and developing a new speaker series with the support of the Peña Family Foundation.
Indigenous Programs and Services Librarian
X̱wi7x̱wa Library, UBC
kayla.lar-son@ubc.ca
604-817-8091
Kayla is Metis from Treaty Six Territory and is the Indigenous programs and services librarian for the Xwi7xwa Library. Along with her colleagues at X̱wi7x̱wa, she works to provide Indigenous communities with culturally relative services and programs on the UBC campus and beyond. Kayla is also the program manager librarian for the Indigitization program. You can contact her through email.
Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, UBC
aleha.mccauley@ubc.ca
604-827-3906
Aleha is involved in several community initiatives that strive to improve access to research for community members, organizations and businesses across BC. Aleha welcomes you to connect with her by email.
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Did you know that UBC Library includes 15 branches and divisions? These branches are located at the UBC Vancouver campus, the UBC Okanagan campus, and off-campus at Vancouver General Hospital. Each branch has a special focus, such as Asian languages or Indigenous scholarship. You can find a directory of branches, hours, and descriptions here. We recommend that you call a branch before visiting to confirm when they are open.
A good place to get started on the Vancouver campus is the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, located at 1961 East Mall. The friendly staff at the Chapman Learning Commons Help Desk, located on the third floor, would be happy to help you get started.
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